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SuperZ replied

22 April 2009, 21:41
JTrac is a very basic defect management tool with not much in the way of reporting
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jmo21 replied

22 April 2009, 21:22
http://www.webresourcesdepot.com/9-f...ing-softwares/
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SirSickboy replied

22 April 2009, 19:08
Depending on your server trac can be a joy or a pig to set up.

But if you get it working right it's great, especially if your using subversion.
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suityou01 started a topic Open source bug tracker

22 April 2009, 15:18
Open source bug tracker

I am checking some out for ClientCo. So far looked at

Bugzilla (want to use it but a total pig to set up the perl modules)
Mantis - Looks ok. Reporting not so good, but hey.
Eventum - Look great but functionality holes eg cloning categories from project to project. Reporting looks v good.

Really need one more.

Any recommendations?
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